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Sudan's war continues to receive alleged external support

The report says Sudan's war is being fueled from outside the country while civilians bear the consequences. No specific new military action or external actor is identified in the supplied headline.

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External support can prolong the conflict and worsen risks to Sudanese civilians and regional stability.

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